1st time flower....week 8

[jboard]

I'm new as well, so i know the anxious level you are at. But from what i've heard, and now it makes sense, is that it all depends on the variables involved. lights, water/nutes, temp, soil etc. If someone can give a better explanation that would be great too.

Just wanted to thank everyone on here who has helped me out during the process. I relied on lots of info from this site, and it has helped wonders. Just did my harvest, and it weighed out to just over 18 grams. I am stoked on the outcome, and know that my next one will be bigger now that i have one under my belt. Much appreciated to all on this site. Happy Growing!!

 

[SimplyBaked]

well lets get the next one goin homie! lol

 

[probo24]

I'm new as well, so i know the anxious level you are at. But from what i've heard, and now it makes sense, is that it all depends on the variables involved. lights, water/nutes, temp, soil etc. If someone can give a better explanation that would be great too.

Just wanted to thank everyone on here who has helped me out during the process. I relied on lots of info from this site, and it has helped wonders. Just did my harvest, and it weighed out to just over 18 grams. I am stoked on the outcome, and know that my next one will be bigger now that i have one under my belt. Much appreciated to all on this site. Happy Growing!!

Right on. Don't stress the little stuff,
don't let problems freak you out, but
also don't ignore what your plants are
telling you.
You're right about variables too. What's good for
some, may not work for others. The more you grow, the more
you learn about your plants, and your
grow space and what works best for both.
It should be a fun hobby most of all.

I'm getting some Blackberry Kush clones
for my next flowering cycle.

I still remember my first harvest weighed right
around 15 grams. I was just as happy as
a clam.